Just for fun: Open /usr/bin/emerge in a text editor and read the first 10 lines. Then run grep python-exec /usr/bin/*
It basically is the same what qtchooser does: Forward a python script to the appropriate python version. 2018-07-23 13:20 GMT+03:00 Franz Fellner <alpine.art...@gmail.com>: > IMO the problem is that qtchooser acts as one point to select ALL > components for the default Qt, be it qt4 or qt5 (and possibly qt6 in 2020), > without checking if the tool really exists. > It just forwards the call to an execuatble with the same name inside the > qt-installation's bin dir. (/usr/lib/qt...) > qtconfig got removed and people (with DEs lacking qt integration) couldn't > configure their fonts/colors/widget style/... anymore. So someone just > started to develop a third-party config tool to fill the gap. > qtchooser on the other hand is an official qt tool (at least it is hosted > on qt's servers). I think that's why they don't just call qt5ct ;) And it > would introduce a speacial case for just this one tool. > > > 2018-07-23 13:05 GMT+03:00 Mick <michaelkintz...@gmail.com>: > >> On Monday, 23 July 2018 10:09:38 BST Franz Fellner wrote: >> > Yeah, stupid qtchooser ;) >> > >> > qtconfig got dropped, use x11-misc/qt5ct instead. >> >> Thanks Franz, qtconfig used to be installed by default with Qt. I wonder >> why >> x11-misc/qt5ct isn't treated the same, especially as qtconfig is left on >> the >> box and is symlinked to qtchooser now. :-/ >> >> -- >> Regards, >> Mick > > >
